Vacuum Elevator Furnace

Elevator Furnace Advantages Over Box-Type

Compared with traditional box furnaces, vacuum elevator furnaces offer distinct advantages in structure, safety, and performance:

Superior sealing performance: With a fixed top lid and bottom-lift platform, elevator furnaces have fewer sealing surfaces, making it easier to maintain stable vacuum or inert atmospheres. In contrast, box furnaces rely on door gaskets that wear over time.
Safer loading at high temperatures: Samples are loaded from below, avoiding direct contact with the hot chamber. This reduces burn risk and supports repeated high-temp operations. Box furnaces require manual front loading, exposing operators to residual heat.
Better temperature uniformity: The vertical symmetry of elevator furnaces ensures more even heat distribution, ideal for sintering or sensitive material processing. Side-door designs in box furnaces often result in localized heat loss.
Easier integration with gloveboxes or atmosphere systems: The lift platform design allows easy integration with gloveboxes or bottom-loading chambers, expanding its use in advanced laboratory and pilot-scale environments.

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1200℃ high-temperature lifting furnace, dual-station high-efficiency, multi-atmosphere vacuum sintering equipment

Large-scale vacuum/atmosphere lifting furnace

1200℃ dual-platform lifting furnace with dual-station alternating operation efficiently completes high-temperature sintering/heat treatment of ceramics, metals and other materials. The lifting structure is suitable for various workpieces.

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1600℃ dual-platform high-temperature lifting furnace, multi-atmosphere vacuum, ceramic and alloy sintering equipment

1600℃ Vacuum atmosphere lifting furnace

1600℃ dual-platform lifting furnace with dual-station alternating operation, suitable for high-temperature sintering of ceramics, alloys and other materials, heated by 1600-type molybdenum disilicide rods

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1700℃ vertical vacuum electric furnace, hydrogen-nitrogen atmosphere, alloy sintering equipment

Hydrogen Furnace for Heating Tungsten Rod at 1700 Degrees

Specifically designed for vacuum sintering of alloy and non-metallic materials, it features a single-chamber vertical structure, integrating vacuum, gas-filling, water-cooling and electrical control systems. it is suitable for high-precision sintering processes.

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$1700℃ lifting furnace with imported refractory materials, four-layer insulation, high-demand sintering equipment$

1700℃ vacuum atmosphere lifting furnace

It can operate at 1700℃ for a long time, with 1800U-type molybdenum disilicide rods as heating elements. It is suitable for multiple atmospheres and vacuum environments, and supports the functions of rotation.

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1400 electric furnace, 6-point temperature control, 3000KG load high-temperature sintering furnace

Vacuum atmosphere lifting furnace dedicated to magnetic materials

Magnetic material dual loading platform design, heated by silicon carbide rods with a diameter of 1600, maximum temperature 1400℃, temperature control accuracy ±1℃, suitable for high-temperature sintering and heat treatment in multiple fields, export-quality equipment.

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High-temperature lifting furnace, double loading platforms for alternate operation, temperature control ±1℃

1200℃ Corrosion-Resistant Double-Material-Stage Lifting Furnace

The high-temperature lifting furnace adopts 5 sets of temperature control systems, supports alternate operation of double loading platforms, is suitable for hydrofluoric acid corrosion prevention scenarios.

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